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Group In voicemail.conf I would like to having the following setup per context not per-mailbox settings serveremail userscontext fromstring usedirectory emailbody pagerfromstring dialout sendvoicemail callback review operator volgain nextaftercmd forcename forcegreetings tempgreetwarn Can this be done? Thanks! -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://list...

...l [5000] type=friend username=tim secret=1234 host=dynamic context=testeke [5001] type=friend username=greg secret=1234 host=dynamic context=testeke EXTENSIONS.CONF -------------------------------- [general] static=yes writeprotect=no ;autofallthrough=no clearglobalvars=no ;priorityjumping=yes ;userscontext=default [dundi-e164-canonical] ; ; List canonical entries here ; ;exten => 12564286000,1,Macro(stdexten,6000,IAX2/foo) ;exten => _125642860XX,1,Dial(IAX2/otherbox/${EXTEN:7}) [dundi-e164-customers] ; ; If you are an ITSP or Reseller, list your customers here. ; ;exten => _12564286000,1,D...

Hello, everyone. Today I've installed an asterisk svn trunk (r61667). The problem I'm having is no matter what context I set in the config file for that peer, "default" is always being used. The output of "sip show peers" shows the context correctly, but when I try to make a call, using that peer, I can only dial the numbers set in the "default" context.

..._CALLERID} emailsubject = New voicemail. Length: ${VM_DUR} emailbody = ${VM_NAME}:\n\nYou have a new voicemail message. You currently have ${VM_MSGNUM} messages in your Inbox.\n\nFrom:\t\t${VM_CALLERID}\$ maxsecs = 600 minsecs = 4 skipms = 3000 maxsilence = 10 silencethreshold = 128 maxlogins = 20 userscontext = default imapserver = localhost imapfolder = INBOX authuser = asterisk authpassword = xxxxxxx maxgreet = 360 operator = yes maxmessage = 300 minmessage = 4 saycid = no sayduration = no envelope = no review = yes users.conf (a typical user): [02] username = 02 transfer = yes mailbox = 02 call-lim...

...556 secret=xxxxxxx == extensions.conf == [globals] CID => 5822550 OCODE => 582 XTENS => 255X DTRK => smg01 CONF => 2559 ADALNUMER => 2550 ADALDIAL => SIP/2551&SIP/2552&SIP/2553&SIP/2554 BAKVAKT => 7712555 [general] static=yes writeprotect=yes clearglobalvars=no userscontext=default [dialplan-1] include => conferences include => ringgroups include => internal include => landlines include => gsm include => special include => international include => parkedcalls [dialplan-2] include => conferences include => ringgroups include => intern...

Is there any easy way to identify which script or service is connecting to the Asterisk manager? Somewhere on my system a script or service is trying to connect with a bad user name or password. I get the following error: connect attempt from '127.0.0.1' unable to authenticate I thought maybe I could do a tcpdump on port 5038 and try to fish out the bad username or password but I